La Fuente, a small-lot blend of 67% Tannat and 33% Cabernet Sauvignon, showcases expressive aromas of ripe red fruits and dark chocolate carried by a sensation of sweet oak. The palate is structured yet inviting, with dusty tannins and a gravely texture framing flavors of cherry and braised meats. Dark Chocolate lingers on the finish, leaving the perfect impression on the palate that reflect the wine’s depth and rarity.
A beautifully balanced Grenache and Syrah–based rosé from the Willow Creek District AVA, this wine captures both freshness and depth. Aromas of ripe watermelon and wild strawberry lift from the glass, accented by subtle citrus and delicate floral notes. On the palate, bright, refreshing acidity is met with a soft, rounded texture, carrying flavors of crushed red berries and a touch of minerality through a clean, lingering finish. This rosé offers balance and versatility, making it a seamless fit for any season.
A rare stand-alone Mourvèdre from Paso Robles, where this classic Rhône variety achieves peak expression. Aged in 25 percent new French oak barrels, this wine offers black fruit aromas with varietal notes of moist soil. The mouthfeel is rich yet approachable, with ripe tannins that extend into a lingering finish.
A stylish Rhône-style cuvée of Grenache, Syrah and Mourvèdre from the famed Willow Creek District, aged in 40 percent new French oak barrels. The nose is loaded with aromas of cherry, strawberry and raspberry, interlaced with notes of dried herbs and cinnamon. A balanced body finishes gracefully with dusty, structured tannins.
This Grenache is everything you would expect from the Willow Creek District, the epicenter of Paso Robles Rhônes, bursting from the glass with aromas of bright red fruits, cardamom and cinnamon spice. Flavors of bing cherry cascade along a full, broad body, all with an ease that will keep you coming back for more.
A detour from our Rhône focus and into the other standard bearer of Paso Robles: Cabernet Sauvignon. Aged in 100-percent new French oak barrels, this wine offers generous aromas of ripe boysenberry, cherry and eucalyptus. A juicy, densely layered palate finishes with rich tannins and hints of dark chocolate.
A uniquely commanding expression of Willow Creek District Syrah, aged in 85 percent new French oak barrels. Aromas of ripe red fruits, leather and blueberry yield to impressions of sweet oak and violet. A deliciously layered palate of dark fruits finishes with dense, chalky tannins that promise immediate pleasure as well as staying power in the cellar.
Our unconventional ode to Paso Robles, blending three next-generation Rhône varieties—Grenache, Syrah and Mourvèdre—with Zinfandel, our region’s heritage grape dating back to the 1800s. The aroma profile is loaded with plum, boysenberry and allspice. A supple, delicious palate is driven by dried cherry flavors, mouthwatering acidity and spicy tannins. 198 cases produced. Our journey was founded by our wedding on August 10 (Eight10) and after decades of dreaming and saving, an amazing property came on the market on our 30th wedding anniversary; August 10th! Now, three years later we have bottled our first vintage of wine and formally launched Creekcut on August 10th…thus the significance of our Rhône style red wine blend name; Eight10.
A 50/50 blend of Syrah and Mourvèdre, aged in 100-percent new French oak barrels for elevated expression. Drawing cool coastal energy from the Templeton Gap District, this wine displays earthy aromas of dark fruits, graphite and herbs. A rich, viscous mouthfeel reveals bittersweet chocolate notes with chewy tannins. The result is a deep-thinking wine for fans of Northern Rhônes.
